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Kind-hearted veterinarian from Batangas Sebastian "Baste" Javier (Zanjoe Marudo) chose to succeed his father Eliseo (Ariel Ureta) as the president of ENS Dairy Corporation, to preserve his parents' strained relationship. With help from trusted friend Michael (Ketchup Eusebio) and his devoted executive assistant Alex (Beauty Gonzalez), Baste transforms himself from a boardroom neophyte into a learned businessman. But the decision has a painful cost: Angel (Neri Naig), his one great love. Left with a broken heart, Baste meets Baby (Jana Cassandra Agoncillo), a wide-eyed orphan who believes that he is her long-lost father. The two are forced to work together when Baby suddenly bags the much-coveted role of the new face of Wink Milk, flagship product of Baste's company. Baby begins to see through Baste's pain and, in him, the father she longed for all her life. Even with the knowledge that he isn't her biological father, she chooses to help him piece his heart back together, and in the process Baste learns to trust and gambles on love again. Eventually, Baste and his assistant Alex fall in love and start planning their wedding. Consequently, the two bond in an unlikely love story between a bachelor relearning to love the simple joys in life and a kid whose spirit does not know how to stop loving. In the series, Baste was able to become Baby's adoptive father despite the presence of her biological mother Bebeth (Yen Santos). In the end, Baste realizes that behind every great man, and every great father--by blood, or otherwise--is a family that never fails to support him despite all his shortcomings.

Known for their fiery sermons, community outreach and passionate followings, pastors have become iconic, beloved, and sometimes polarizing figures in modern culture. Yet, few people have access to these larger-than-life men away from the pulpit. Until now. Preachers of L.A. offers a rare glimpse into the lives of six high-profile pastors from Los Angeles. From pro skateboarder Pastor Jay Haizlip to Grace Jones' brother Bishop Noel Jones to Bishop Clarence McClendon, who reaches 250 million homes via international broadcast each week, Preachers of L.A. will explore the human side of these ambitious and very powerful men of faith.

The team of "Xiaolin Showdown" is rebooted in this all new TV series to hunt down Shen Gon Wu. By their side, a new ally joins them in the fight of good vs. evil.

Sitio Oficial de Chilevisión, la tercera red de televisión más antigua de Chile.

FORBIDDEN is a fascinating and revealing true crime expose of everyday men and women who get a taste of the good life and cant let it go. In pursuit of lifes finer pleasures, these men and women take a detour to the dark side. And once they arrive, a downward spiral of corruption sucks them under.

Consider This is a current affairs program dedicated to challenging the status quo. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning journalist Antonio Mora, the show features hard-hitting interviews with newsmakers and nightly panel discussions on issues important to American viewers. We aim to cultivate a dynamic conversation about the issues that matter to you, and your voice is critical to that dialogue.

When their animal friends need help, brother-and-sister team Toby and Teri use the clues and follow the facts to solve mysteries in their own backyard.

CBS Sports Network airs a 4 hour counterpart to The NFL Today. That Other Pregame Show examines every matchup and also looks at the fantasy implications for players at home.

Klondike Trappers follows a group of brave souls who are pursuing an ancient and dangerous way of life in the frozen wilderness that borders Alaska and Yukon. For these men, women and their families, winter trapping is not only a deep passion - it's their job. And they risk their lives to do it. In temperatures that reach 40 below - where skin freezes, snowmobiles break down, daylight fades fast, thin ice looms and predators are a constant threat - one wrong move can cost you everything. Centuries ago, trapping and fur trading played a vital role in the expansion of North America's western frontier and today, these fearless men and women are trying to uphold that legacy, living on the land - and off the grid. At peace in the great outdoors, they trap during the legally sanctioned season which, in Alaska and Yukon, runs just four to five months in the dead of winter. Deep in the bush, the pressure is on to get iron in the ground, catch fur and navigate the inhospitable terrain on the trap line -- from deadly half-frozen rivers to brutal wind storms, from overcoming injury to avoiding a wolf pack. Miles from the nearest town, help is never close by. But these die-hards are undeterred. They've spent their lifetime mastering the skills needed to survive and carve out a living in one of the most hostile places on earth. And they will protect their way of life at any cost. These are the Klondike Trappers.